break                    break Statement
 
 break;
 
    The break statement terminates the execution of the innermost
    enclosing do, for, while or switch statement.  Control is then
    transferred to the statement following the terminated loop.
 
      Notes:    If the break keyword appears in any other context, a
                syntax error is generated.
 
                `Break' terminates only the innermost loop. To leave an
                outer loop from within an inner (nested) loop, you can
                use the return or (shudder) goto statements.
 
                There is distinct difference between the effects of
                `break' and `continue':  `break' actually exits the loop,
                whereas continue skips the remainder of the body, and
                then continues the loop with the next iteration.
 
  -------------------------------- Example ---------------------------------
 
           while (1) {
               if (condition)
                   break;
               ...
           }
           next-statement;

Seealso:


 do 
 for 
 while 
 switch 
 goto 
 return